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Despite the imperative thread title, this is an actual series, one that just recently got its anime announced. I know that it's a 4-koma from Kirara, and its covers have been spoofed a lot on pixiv. Time will tell what more it has going for it.

I'm surprised this is getting an anime. From what a read a while ago the manga wasn't exactly that far along to begin with? Unless it's been machine gunning chapters weekly. Though I guess it would be somewhat easy to stretch whats there out into 12 episodes or so.

Enjoyed the manga quite a bit, looking forward to this.

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What exactly is the point of becoming powerful if one cannot indulge the hedonistic opportunities that come with it?

GoHands have been working on the Mardock Scramble Movie trilogy, the second of which comes out in September. I wouldn't be surprised if they jump straight into a Seitokai Yakuindomo sequel right after that trilogy is wrapped up, from the Seitokai thread....

Saw the manga at Kinokuniya the other day. Sadly vol. 1 wasn't there (IT NEVER IS DAMMIT) or I would have bought it, but it looked hilarious based on the cover art and back cover summary from vol. 2 and 3. In any case I look forward to this, whenever it comes out.

Story's about Sonya, a russian assassin girl attending a japanese high school on her off-duty time, and Yasuna her moronic boke friend. It involves lots of humor involving Yasuna taunting Sonya and getting the crap beaten out of her, or Yasuna trying to become friendlier with Sonya and usually getting suplexed or something. It's a lot of comedy like that, really cute and funny.

When it comes to comedy, JC Staff is actually a really good choice. Milky Holmes and Twin Angel were both delightfully wonky, and if they can carry that magic over to here, this series is in good hands.